Re: [REQ]:N/end of S/bound horse:
From J. Marshall <see...@sprynet.com>
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· 7 Mar 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Andy Hood wrote: > > ,-. > `|WWW|' > (WWW) > .'`^W^'`. > .' `. > . (( . > | )) | > | .-//~-. | > | / |^ | \ | AsH > / |/_\ /_\| \ > | / \ | > |/ \| > /_\ /_\ > > Prob. needs some f/x. The "arch" is too curved, and I don't like the > symmetry, for starters... apart from that, it looks not at all like a > horse. But definitely not bad. It either looks kinda like a horse who carried too many Sumo wrestlers or it's my mother-in-law picking up the soap she dropped in the shower. Hmmmm, ... <shudder> Jack ;) -- Due to the incredible amount of junk e-mail I am receiving, I have taken my e-mail address off the header. If you wish to respond, change the "see below" in my address to jjmjem
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